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December 5, 2007  RSS feed

BOLTON ICE SCULPTING EVENT
The Bolton Business Improvement Area held an ice sculpting event Friday night featuring professional ice carvers, carol singing, hot cider and the lighting of the Christmas tree downtown. Mike Scheltema of Ice Culture from Hensall was carving a snowman and chipmunk. Turn to page 12 for more photos of the event. More...
Blood clinic is Dec. 11

Canadian Blood Services wants you to save twice as many lives by donating blood with a friend. Be a star in someone's life and help brighten their holidays by donating blood. From Dec. 3 through Jan. 4, fill out cards to give to those who have never donated, encouraging them to make a life-saving donation. Caledon residents can give Tuesday, Dec. 11 from 2 to 7:30 p.m. More...

Mayfield hosts seniors' social

Once again the students and staff of Mayfield S. S. would like to invite senior citizens in the community to visit the school for an afternoon of entertainment and friendship, for the Seniors' Social, Wednesday, Dec. 5 from 11:45 a.m. to 2:15 p.m. More...

 News
• Caledon recreation facilities to get new life
Renewing and breathing life into the Town's recreation facilities is the focus of the recreation and property services department in its 2008 budget. Department director Eriks Eglite outlined a number of improvements planned for certain facilities in his presentation to Caledon council last Tuesday. More...
• Doctors accepting patients
• Maple Farm pitches in to help the CCS Santa Fund
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 Columns
• Until we meet again, John!
John Gilbert once told me that success was "enjoying what we do while we appreciate what we have." Worse than the sadness I feel inside is the void his departure creates, not just for me, but for all who were lucky to have met him. More...
• article has image A 23-year roller coaster ride
• article has image National Affairs
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 Editorial
• Why 'junk science' has no place in our courtrooms
Let's hope the recommendation gets the attention it deserves from Justice Stephen Goudge, who is currently conducting a public inquiry into the role played by Dr. Charles Smith in securing criminal convictions based on his erroneous autopsy findings. More...
• article has image Cartoon
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 Community
• COMMUNITY EVENTS
A directory of what is happening in the community
THIS COLUMN IS PROVIDED AS A FREE PUBLIC SERVICE TO NONPROFIT ORGANIZATIONS TO ANNOUNCE UPCOMING EVENTS. PLEASE CONTACT BETH EARLYREA AT CALEDON COMMUNITY SERVICES AT 905-584-9460 IF YOU WISH TO HAVE AN ANNOUNCEMENT PUBLISHED. More...
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 Caledon Sports
• article has image Minor bantam AEs win at Stouffville
The Caledon Hawks headed out to Stouffville Nov. 16 in hopes of winning the Stouffville tournament. The team played five games and won all of them. With 3 players on the injured list - Tyler Begley, Tyler Goertzen and Daniel Kozluk - the team played good, solid hockey. More...
• Roth Hawks win at home
• Hawks topple Oakville
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 Business & Finance
• article has image Village Montessori opens in Inglewood United Church
Inglewood is now home to a new Montessori school. Margaret Stapley and Corry Carter recently opened Village Montessori School in the historical setting of the Inglewood United Church. Carter and Stapley worked together for more than nine years in Oakville but they tired of the commute and longed to open their own school in their local community. More...
• Diamond polisher at Gallery Gemma
• Location for Kerr Log House scrutinized
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 Arts & Entertainment
• Locals visit author J K Rowling at Winter Gardens
October 23 - a day that should have been like any other day. People of all ages sat squirming in their seats at the Winter Gardens, gripped with anticipation. They laughed nervously, clutching their hands in their laps, and holding their breath. More...
• Fine art and craft sale at Peel complex
• article has image ICE SCULPTURES
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 Our Readers Write
• Support the CPCC/OEYC
On behalf of the Bolton & District Home Child Care Providers Network, I would like to wish the CPCC/Early Years Centre (the toy library) a very happy 20th birthday! Over the years the centre has been a tremendous support for our network of caregivers. All the local children have benefited from this great place throughout the years. More...
• Local play top-notch!
• Thanking carriers, postal workers and garbage collectors
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